Monadhliath Mountains

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The Monadhliath Mountains are a remote, rounded range of hills and plateaus in the Scottish Highlands, lying to the east of Loch Ness and known for their wild, sparsely populated moorland landscape.

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Monadhliath Mountains canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
mountain range
climate cool temperate oceanic
contains A' Chailleach (Monadhliath)
Carn Dearg (Monadhliath)
Carn Sgulain
Geal Charn (Monadhliath)
continent Europe
country Scotland
United Kingdom
drainage River Findhorn catchment
River Nairn catchment
River Ness catchment
River Spey catchment
etymology name means "the grey moor" in Scottish Gaelic
geology Dalradian rocks
metamorphic rocks
hasFeature wind farms in some areas
hasGaelicName A' Mhonaidh Liath
highestPoint Carn Dearg (Monadhliath)
highestPointElevationMetres 945
knownFor lack of major roads
remote landscape
wild moorland
landcover heather moorland
moorland
peat bogs
landUse sheep grazing
sporting estates
languageOfName Scottish Gaelic
locatedEastOf Loch Ness
locatedIn Scottish Highlands
locatedNorthOf Strathspey
locatedSouthOf Inverness
locatedWestOf Cairngorms
nearestMajorCity Inverness
partOf Grampian Mountains
popularActivity hiking
hillwalking
populationDensity sparse
region Highland council area
Moray
terrain plateaus
rounded hills
wildlife grouse
mountain hare
red deer

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Grampian Mountains contains Monadhliath Mountains
Badenoch and Strathspey hasLandscapeFeature Monadhliath Mountains
River Findhorn sourceRegion Monadhliath Mountains
Loch Spey locatedNear Monadhliath Mountains
Stratherrick hasNearbyFeature Monadhliath Mountains